Top Rated Attractions in Uldum

In the small town of Horsens lies the Horsens Ny Teater, which is the epitome of theater and concerts coming alive there. Beautifully mastered and shown, intricate details and of course the wafting melodious sounds, these are the words one would choose to describe the shows being shown there.

Opened in 1899, Vejle Kunstmuseum is a Danish art museum, that holds pieces of art from the beginning of the 20th century. A collection of thousands of sculptures and paintings are showcased here at the museum. Some of the artists whose artworks are showcased here are Rembrandt, Andrea Mantegna and Albrecht Dürer. This museum complex is set in several buildings, with the original museum dating back to 1923, the library that was built in 1934 and a fairly new structure for exhibitions.

Located in the town of Vejle in Denmark, Økolariet is an interesting science museum. Opened in the year 2003, this facility hosts a number of exhibitions that focuses on areas like climate change, waste and resources, drinking water and wastewater, energy, space travel, robot technology and a lot more. They help host school trips. A number of interesting activities and workshops are conducted here. Some of these include programming robots, building structures with LEGO, fabric painting and a lot more.

Set along Søndermarksvej street in Vejle, the Vejle Windmill was built in the year 1890. This windmill is the exact replica of the previous windmill that lost in a fire. Set atop a small hill, this windmill offers panoramic views of the city Vejle Ådal, Vejle Fjord and Grejsdalen. Other interesting attractions in the area are Vejle Art Museum, Cultural Museum in Vejle and Munkenes Teglovn. This windmill is open from the month of April until the end of holidays in autumn.

Located in Vejle Harbor, Fjordenhus is a Contemporary-style building that was designed by Olafur Eliasson and his team. This is a great place to visit for modern architecture lovers. Set on the waters, it looks like this circle-shaped building is floating on the harbor. This structure is connected the the manmade Harbor Island. The surfaces on the building’s facade are made with cobblestone and concrete, while the interiors are made with bricks. Visitors can take a guided tour of this architectural wonder.

Set on the banks of Vejle Fjord, Dyrehaven in Nørreskoven is a safe haven for deers. Established in 1948, this zoo encompasses an area of 30 hectares (74 acres). Scattered with trees, this zoo features a number of fallow and sika deer that live in their natural habitat. Visitors can walk along this open park and spot these deer up close when they are out in the open. This park is a great place to visit for nature and wildlife lovers.